Вопрос

I want to functions like apc_store() and apc_fetch() in my PHP application (I never used APC before). However, my understanding is that APC cannot be installed on PHP 5.5+ because PHP 5.5+ has its own opcode cache. If I plan on upgrading to PHP 5.5+ in the future, should I use apc_* functions? If I shouldn't, are there "future safe" alternatives to APC?

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Решение

As of 5.5 and onward I replaced on my setups APC with APCu. APCu is APC without the opcode caching. It also provides the apc_ functions and passes checks for extension_loaded('apc').

Make sure you use at least v4.0.2 of this extension. Prior releases had a bug in which the apc_ functions were not available even when the APC compat mode was turned on.

Also see the answers to this question.

Другие советы

The variable storage part of APC has been left in the APCU package. It's APC, without the code cache.

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